Did you know that TMCC’s Associate of Arts degree in Business fulfills the first two years of required classes of UNR’s 4-year Business major? Learn more about this degree path and how TMCC can set you up for success.

TMCC students Ryan Player and Alexander Brossard took first and second places, respectively, in Reno’s ninth annual DICE Conference REDUX competition.

You still have plenty of time to apply for the Nevada Promise Scholarship. Even better news? New updates make it easier to apply!

Laurel Allen, a student in the Automotive and Diesel programs, is using her scholarship to reach her dream of opening her own repair and roadside assistance shop.

TMCC’s Mighty Lizard Samantha Lampe talks about her unique journey to Reno’s newest soccer pitch, and how soccer is helping her to reach her academic goals.

All TMCC faculty completed the ACUE Course, mastering evidence-based classroom practices. This achievement places TMCC's first ACUE cohort well above the national average.

Through a partnership with Reno Little Theater, TMCC students appear in Harvey, which debuts on Oct. 4.

Are you graduating in 2020 and think you need another class? Late Start classes begin in October and can help you stay on track with your academic goals.

English Professors Mark Maynard and Lindsay Wilson participated in the Reno Lit Crawl—a local literary event that is quickly gaining national recognition.

Don’t let the FAFSA application pass you by; participate in TMCC’s FASTOBER event and get that FASFA application done ASAP!

Let the TMCC Career Hub come to you! With solutions to all your career and employment-related questions, the newly relocated Career Hub is ready to meet you where you are.

If you want to know more about TMCC’s campus community, look no further than IR.

TMCC’s Re-Entry Center is providing vital supports for parolees looking to make positive changes in their lives through education.

In the latest edition of TMCC Voices, TMCC English Professor discusses the importance of writing, harmony, and innovation… and how these can coalesce in a Liberal Arts education.

It’s time for some good news at TMCC, and this September our bookstore, Adult Basic Education program and Radiologic Technologist graduates have some amazing good news to share.

TMCC Student Heather Dorsey-Hirt completed an internship with the National Institute of Health. Learn more about this exciting opportunity for students interested in the sciences.

The SNAPET Program can provide extra financial assistance for students in work-study who qualify for this new program.

Rich and Marion Leonhard donated two milling machines to TMCC's Machining Program, enhancing skills-based training for students entering the machine tool industry.

The Annual Faculty Art Show showcases the art of TMCC Faculty across disciplines and divisions, celebrating the creativity of our campus community.

If travel, adventure and vacation sound like your scene, the TMCC Hospitality and Tourism Management program can provide you with skills to land a career promoting - and doing - exactly that.